To follow Jesus is to be changed. But as anyone who has ever tried to change will know change is hard. In Romans 12 Paul shows us how this change is possible and why we would want to make this transformation our life’s pursuit. // Accompanying this talk are 5 bite sized videos looking at different aspects of building your inner life:
Jacintha speaks about Jesus’ first public miracle in which he turns water into wine, and how it gives us a framework for how we can move from a state of languishing into a season of flourishing.
In our reading today we see that even in times of lack and loss abiding in Jesus not only means we have what we need but empowers us to continue supporting others too.
God is the Gardener, Jesus is the Vine and we are the branches. In this talk, Kate unpacks John 15:1-11, looking at how we can intertwine our lives with Jesus.
Jeremiah 29 is the letter the prophet Jeremiah wrote to the exiles in Babylon when the people of God had experienced collective trauma and were scattered. Miles looks at the wisdom this letter offers us at a time of collective crisis and when we are the dispersed digital diaspora of God’s people.
How we speak impacts our whole lives and those around us, so how do we make sure it’s good? In this talk, Abi explores how to live your best life from James 3, by filtering our words to bring life to those around us.
One of the overriding emotions of this season has been the feeling of being lost. Not physically lost, becasue we are at home but lost in life. And the problem with feeling lost is that we are more likely to latch onto the things that help us feel in control even when we are not. Jesus today paints a powerful picture of our situation and shows us how we can have hope in the midst of being lost and how we can let him lead us home.
What is our role in the Kingdom of God? In God’s Kingdom, all are welcomed and given a seat at the table. But we don't just have a place, we have a purpose for our lives.
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